One of the more complicated aspects of Texas child custody cases that child custody attorneys work with their clients to resolve is geographical restrictions and how it applies to custody orders.
Child custody lawyers find this to become a problem when parents wish or need to move, which is when [...]
When parents work with Texas child custody attorneys to come up with a valid custody plan, it is common for at least one if not both to think that they want or deserve full custody.
In some instances, child custody lawyers find that the case for full custody and primary conservatorship can [...]
When parents divorce, the child custody agreements they must adhere to afterward can sometimes become challenging.
The first step to ensuring an agreement works well for both spouses is pursuing a custody case with an experienced child custody attorney; even then, situations can arise after the fact that make living [...]
If you are a divorced parent in Texas with joint conservatorship of your child who lives with you, in most cases your custody agreement contains an order that you must reside locally so both parents have access to the child and can co-parent successfully.
Should you want or need to move, [...]
When parents divorce, family law attorneys can help them reach favorable custody arrangements based on their own unique circumstances. Child custody attorneys find that in most situations, shared custody or joint managing conservatorship as it is known in Texas is preferred by the court and more beneficial for [...]